I know the rules, but I loose against even the simpliest chess
programs on computers.

I think I´m too brainless for chess.

Tom R. Rastell wrote:
I know the rules, but I loose against even the simpliest chess
programs on computers.

I think I?m too brainless for chess.

Correct. You're not alone in this NG.

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wonderful person Tom R. Rastell said
I know the rules, but I loose against even the simpliest chess
programs on computers.

I think I´m too brainless for chess.

That's possible, but it's also possible that you didn't ever bother to
read even the simplest book on what you =should= be doing. Rules is one
thing (Look at the 'rules' for driving a car for instance), knowing
'what to do' is quite another.

At any point in a chess game there are usually ~20 legal moves. Usually
19 of them are not optimal, and probably half of them are plain dumb.

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GSV Three Minds in a Can
Outgoing Msgs are Turing Tested,and indistinguishable from human typing.

"Tom R. Rastell" wrote in message
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I know the rules, but I loose against even the simpliest chess
programs on computers.

I think I´m too brainless for chess.

It's "lose" not "loose" brainless one.

I that case to what most players do. Buy several chess books read, study, and
play over games. Buy more chess books than you can possibly read or this
method won't work.

Chess is HARD WORK and there's no way around it.

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